The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-13

Chapter 81.
AN ACT regulating the compensation Of the Tr'ls-
teos Of the state Reform school.
tie II enacted. &c, As follows
Scctten The trustees Of the State Reforn
School shall be allowed two dollars a day for their
services when employed, and the same sum for
avery twenty miles triyel.
section This act slall take effect when sp-
proved lAppro'od March i. 1851.
Chapter 81.
An ACT creating a lien on Colts.
Be- It enacted. Ac, n. follows
section lien Ia hereby created all colA
hereafter foaled In this state, to secure the pAy.
ment OF the service fee. for the use OF the stllhYn
begetting the same Such lien Is to continue \
force until the foa Is five months old and may
foal.
Section q Section for,y.txo OF chapter nlncoy
ono OF the revised statutes is hereby made applu
cable to quits brought to enforce the above lien
lApprosed March !, 1881
Chapter 81.
AN ACT to amend section forty eight of chapter
forty OF the Revised Statutes relating to BLACK
Haas
BE it enacted, &c, as folows:
Section iOrty-cight OF chapter forty Of tho re-
vised statutes, is hereby amended by adding to said
section tho following words. provided, further,
thst the provisions of this aud tho preceding aud
two succeeding sections, -al! not apply to the tax
ing OF black hhas from any waters which have been
stocked herewith for period ot i've years, that
said section is tiuended shall read as tollows
Section ~ No person shall tise, catch kill or
usfl for, In any manner nny landlocked salmon,
trout OF tngue, In any OF the waters aforesaid be-
tween said hrst days OF October and the following
May, nor In the Saint Croix nver and its tubu'
tartes, between the tfieenth day oi September and
the first day Of the following May, or black haas,
Oswego ba-s or white perch, between the hrst days
of April and July. under a penalty OF not less thsn
ten than thirty d0llarr, and further tine
Of one dollar tor each fish thus caught taken or
killed. provided, however, that during February,
March and April, citizens OF the state may nsh tor
and take land locked salmon, trout and togue, and
convey the same to their own homes, but not other
wire, provided, further that the provisions OF this
and the preceding and two succeeding sections,
shall not apply to the taking OF black bass from
any waters which have been stocked herewith tor
period of hve years lApprosed Mar. /, issI.l
Chapter "a.
AN ACT to amend section thirty seven of chapter
eighty OF the Revised Statutes. relating to Jails
be II ensrled, Ac., a. foiiOws.
Section /. Section thirty seven of chapter eighty
OF the revised statutes Is hereby amended By adding
after the word ''is, IN the second line, the words,
nibt for occupation or. aud by adding To the
section the words, and II by Ore or other casualty
any Jail destroyed or rendered UNIT tor any
judge may upon being notified by the county attOr-
Hey OF the county where such jail Vas OF is located
Issue his order 10 the ,herli and his deputies and
eons,ables OF said county to nprison all prisoners
which might be liable to Imprisonment IN said
county, to be Imprisoned IN the jail OF some adj Oin-
ing county said order 10 be printed IN the howe
papers OF aid county, so that SAID section Us
amended. shall read as follows
Section 81, Whenever complaint on oath IA
made 10 Judge OF the supreme Judicial court that
any Jail Is nnn tor occupation, or "a insufficient Tor
the secure keeping oil any person charged with
crime and committed to await trial under -en-
tence he shall cause not less than three days notice
OF such complaint TO be gwen to the lier sheriff
OF the county to appear at the time and place liked
in such notice, ard II OH examination the matter
complained OF, is found true, he may issue his
rant for the transfer OF such PRISONER at the es-
peuso of said county, 10 any Jail where he may DO
more securely kept. And II by Dire or other cnsu-
atty any jail is destroyed rendered unit Tor use
any Judge Of the supreme judicial court may. upon
being notified by the county attorney OF the county
where such jail Wa is located ssur his order TO
the sheriff and his deputies and consiables of aid
county to imprson all prisoners who might be liza
Bile to imprisonment In said county. to De impris-
oned ia the jail OF some adjoining county said
order to be printei IN the newspapers Of said
county
Section 2 This act ahall take effect when APP
proved. Approved March 2, lssil
Chapter So.
AN ACT in relation to the exclusion of minors a.
spectators from court Tooms.
Iio 1t enacted, &c, aa follows;
Section /. Any court or trial justice may exclude
minors spectators, from the court room. during
the trial OF any cause civil or criminal. when their
presence Ia not necessary witnesses or parties.
Section Z. THIS act shall take effect when ap-
proved. Approved March 2, 1851
Chapuer SO.
AN ACT to amend SEXTON nifty nine OF chapter
three OF the Revised Statutes, relative to the
power OF towns in the matter Of buiidings.
BE 1t enacted, &c, ~ follows.
SECTION hity- nine OF chapter three of revised
statutes. IA hereby amended by striking out tho
eighth speehcation in the same respoo,ing bWld-
inlgs, and inserting instead thereof tho following
VIII, Respecting the erection Of buildings
therein, and defining their proportions, dimensions
and tho material TO be used in the construction
thereof and any buildings erected contrary to
by.la- or ordinance adopted under this speeiheaton
Is nuisance lApproyed March :. 1881.
Chapter 81.
AN ACT relating to compensation Of County Com
inissiouers OF Hancock county.
No 1t enacted, &C. IA follows
section /. On and after January one, In the
scar OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eighty seven. each county commissioner OF Han
cock county shall receive Two dollars and ifty cents
day while actually employed in the service OF the
county, Including the time spent Ia travelling. for
which every commissioner shall have ten cents
milo tor the distance actually travelled. hut no
missioner shall have more than travel during
the same hearing or session, for more than two
APPOINTMENTS Of any regular term, tor service
travel more than petition or case At the
aauo time, nor anything Tor travel or attendance
at the legislature ted with the annual county
estimates nor tot any additional trouble or expense
section All acts and parts OF acts inconsistent
With this net. are hereby repealed
section j. This az: shall take enec, when ap-
proved. Approved March :, 1851 ]
Chapter is.
AN ACT for the protection OF political nominating
t0nvuntoiia aud primary political meetings OF
cnnru|'- from disturbance and fraud.
BE It enact tod SC as follows
Section /. Whoever, by rudo indecent be-
havtur OF N any way wtliully or unlawiuiy dis
tufbs or interrupts amy public primary political
meeting or cancu. or public convention, lawfully
assembled IN any hall or other place OF meeting, tor
the purpO-n OF nominating. proposing candidates
Tor any public Office, or tor the choice OF delegates
to conventions or other meetings called for such
purpose. OF creates disturbance IN any hall walk
or corridor adjacent or leading to the room where
tuch caucus or convention Is held shall be punished
by Imprisonment tor not more than thirty days,
hy hne OF not ltss than I've nor moro than ten
dollars
section . Whoever no, being voter in tho